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adjourned TO meet at the residence of Mrs. c. Z.
Rafert No. 603 North Delaware street. May II,
which will De the quarterly missionary tea
May dance will be given Friday evening. at
Tomlinson Hail. by Prof D. b. Brenneke's pupils and
friends. The young folks will dance for two hours,
beginning at 100 and afterward older Mr.
Brenneke has chosen leading members of the clubs to
assist him floor managers, among the number
Gall. of the Bon Ton Seniors Major TAYLOR, of the
North Side: Horace Hord, of the Knickerbcckers;
Arthur w Allen of the Knickerbccker Seniors, and
Ed l.. Treat Harry P. Bronson and Robert Noble, OF
the evening class Gentlemen who have received in
vita+ions can get their bah tickets of Mr. Brenneke at
Pfaffiins Hall ION any afternoon this week before
Friday or Wednesday evening between $50 and
and $50 o'clock No tickets will be sold a. Tomin-
son Hall Friday evening
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Mrs. Lizzie AIcNair is visiting Rev. j. L. McNar
and family at Evansville, Ind Mrs. Ira Powell is a
guest of friends at Mount Vernon. IND Mrs. D.
E7valt visiting at Cham paisG- Ira James has re-
turned to Scotia. Neb--- James McKinstry is here
from Hut Crimson, Kan. visiting Mrs Jennie Kern
and daughter visiting in Tuscola- Mrs. j. f.
Drsh aud daughter frankie guests of Mrs. Lenna
McCord, at Vincennes Ind Miss Laura. Morrison
of New Harmony, Ind is guest of Mrs. VI. n.
boyer Miss Maggie eastman of this city. was mar
ried at Shebyville Tuesday to j. Nj. Sullivan of Bur
1ington, Ia w. II. Newburn and Miss Mahala Mar
tin. both of this city, married at Charleston
Thursday. NJ c. Nixon has gone TO Kansas City,
Mo- Rev. Love- of Cherryvale Kan, will preach at
the @. d. Church in this city Sunday.
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Paris.

Mr. ard Mrs. Arthur Link spent the first part of
last week with relatives in Charleston, Ill George
W. Baber. of Indianapolis. visited relatives in this
city last week Miss Hattie Smith, of Terre Haute
is visiting Miss Sadie Levings Mrs George E.
Levngs and daughter Elite have gone to Tennessee
for the benefit OF Miss Elites health. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l. MeCarty of Shelbyvle M. were visiting
relatives in this city last week -Willet Mcmillan
has returned home from New York. where he has
been spending the winter Robert Wilson, of Dan
Vile, and Miss Lula Rogers, of Chrisman, the
guests of Miss Nettie Hunter last Sunday. C. E.
Jay is visiting his parents in Wabash, Ind.
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nIuncie.

Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Ferrier of Angola, the
guests of Major J. F. Wldman and wife. Thursday
and Friday Mrs. b. B. Allen has gone Dayton.
Tenn, a visit friends -. Mrs Cevenger mother
OF Rev. Loren A Cevenger is in the city visiting her
Mrs. Harry Dinner of Dayton, o., is visiting
relatives here SUNDAY Mrs. Gilbert Wilson, of
Marion was the guest of The family Of Volney Wilson.
Friday. Mrs Jason Wilson. of Marion in the
city Friday. Mrs. E. s. White of Lafayette. is Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tinney.
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Urbana.

Miss Carrie Hafner of Chicago. Is guest of Mrs
J. Fl. Dougan- Mrs. Ham and daughter Abbie Wis
tied in Nation. last week Hars. Grace Cameron
and children have returned TO Decatur Mrs Emma
Shnn. of Tenafv y. j., is the guest of Mrs H Os-
good. Mrs. Crandal. of Lodi, visited Professor
Pickard and family recently Z. c. jacques and
family al Logansport, Ind Mrs. VIM William
and Mrs. N. D. Busey visit ed IN Chicago the past
week Con sullivan and wife, OF Danviile. Iii.
guests of Urhana friends -5Irs. T. II. Wright Wis
tied il Chicago last week Mrs. Professor Wilson
has returned from Crawfords vile Ind
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Nashville.

George Braun has gone to Boston, Mass Rev. J.
H. Bedford will talk on the Life and Services of
John A. Logan" the NJ. E. Church, this morning
DR.. J. w. Spicer, of Acton. is the guest of John
Plow on Morgan street Miss Retta Matthews
after spending the winter in Cincinnati has returned
to this place M. Bohannon in kokomo Friday.
Mrs Phebe Benn is visiting friends in Cheviot.
o. Miss Clara Wicker, Of Shelbyvie, is the guest
of relat here
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MnntexilnnA.

Mr. Ira Peer of Dana. was in town Monday.
Miss Em1na Cunningham returned from Cayuga on
Tuesday where she has been visiting friends -
Mrs. Thomas Courier is visiting IN Perrysville -
Miss Moe Cook, of Indianapolis spent the fore part
of the week with friends here.-- Mr.. j. Welsh and
family returned to their home in Kansas, after pro-
longed stay with relatives here.
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En,rbtstown.

J. W. Corwin and wife. of New York. visiting
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kahn. of New
Castle. were visiting relatives here last week Dr.
Cress and wife of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. j.
G. Davis last week Mrs. J. 5 Patterson viii leave
for Garden City. Kan. to join her husband. next
week Miss Bird Weiborn IS visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. ~ Williams, at Cincinnati
Miss Maud Buck of Indianapolis is visiting relatives
here. Quite nlrnher Of people from viii 80
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Dry Goods!


CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS,
--latest Styles, at re and
f2Hc.
4o-inch TRICOTs, Fine Quality,
now soc; this quality was 65c.
Fine FRENCH SATEENS, Best
Quality"
DOMESTIC SATEENS at 1oc up.
200 pieces Spring DRESS GOODS,
at I21zc, I5c and zoe, in tans,
modes, ETC., etc.
100 Embroidered CASHMERE
FICHUS, at 81. 50, s., So. so.
SO Embroidered CASHMERE
SCARFS, at Sc, ST and 81. 50.
100 Embroidered CHAMBRAY
ROBES, at SIS and 81 IS.
10, 600 New PARASOLS, at very
low prices.
See our SWISS FLOUNCINGS.
See our C A NJ BRIG FLO UNC-
INGS.
100 dozen Ladies 4ply LINEN
COLLARS at &c; a bargain.
100 dozen LACE MITTS at 25c,
35c and soc.
WHITE DRESS GOODS-Large
and attractive stock now open.
And many other late purchases,
all bought at very low prices, and
marked at small advance on cost.
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st. Joe G. A. r. Post will observe Decoration day
May 80. The St. Joe schools will close May L. A
large class will graduate Mrs. McCarty. of Munce,
Ind, is guest of her son. a y. MeCarty- A b.
Glasscock has returned from Kansas.
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Mrs DI J. Hickey Of New Albany visited the fam
lily of T. j. Applerate last week Mrs Charles 4.
He.h. of Memphis Tenn. IS visiting the family Of w.
g. Heth -llr +. Goble aud wife of Bird s-eye Ind
visited the family of 6. j. Bence last week Mrs
NJ. G. Frank Of York. Neb., is visiting relatives
this place D. q McCirain aud wife, of Louisville
visited Corydcn relatives last week.
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Marion.

Indianapolis next thursday to hear Booth Mrs
Emma Holloway of Ind polls, has been appointed
natron of the Soldiers Orphans Home here.
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VIII P. Dunn and Miss Jessie Overbay were mar
ried at the residence the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Overbay Tuesday evening. A large
number of friends present Miss Ottie Alex
ander of Decatur Ill., is visiting Miss Clara Alexan
der Shelby Fuller, OF Indianapolis, and Miss Ella
Tackett married at the residence of
Rev. S. A. Bright. Wednesday evening
Mesdanes VIM Mclaughlin and S. w: DUNCAN are
visiting their daughters, Misses Anna Mclaughlin and
Della DUNCAN. who attending school IF music.
.Alonzo Allison and wife. of Nashville IN d.,
guests of friends here Tuesday. Miss Annabel
Brooks. of Columbus, visited her brother. Walter
Brooks and family the first of the week win King.
of the DanviIle Gazette and wife, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Bergen. Miss Maud
Stewart. Of Kokomo. visited her sister, Ma
Mrs. Ed. Neghbors. of shelbyville visited relatives
at this place Thursday - Miss Nettie Clay Bed
niger, of CINCINNATI is the guest of Miss Emma
Turner Mrs G. c. Wilson spent the week with her
son. Chas. Wilson, of this Mrs. d. G. Vawter
has returned from Jacksonville Fla She will make
her home with Mr.. ard Mrs. j. c. Norris of Indian
apos Dr. f. B. lay and wife will make their fut-
ure home in Winfield. Kan - Miss Zoa Thomas has
returned from her visit with INDIANAPOLIS friends
Miss Daisy Downey of indianapolis. is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John
CaNrke contemplate trip North Carolina Mrs.
T. .. Huff and son Will of Bloomfield visiting
Mr. and Mrs T. c. Donnell- Mrs. T. j. Allen has
returned iron. her visit TO Clayton "A benefit con-
will be given for Franklin leading saSrano, Mrs.
Ida Overstreet, on Tuesday evening.
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LACE SALE!

Tomorrow will offer extraordinary stock Of
Black Laces Flouncings and Nets Of the handsom
goods brought from Paris this We will also
offer job lots of Egyptian Laces, in white and
in Flouncngs and to match; 45-inch flouncngs
from 48c up; narrow Laces from sc per yard
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1T Would Make Ber More COMFORTABLE.

1t Would Make Her More Comfortable.
Town Topics
And now. dear. is there anything that would
make you feel better!'
Yes, there is"
what darling"
THAT pearl Set at Stiffness"
But, my precious, you can't wear them while
you are sick abed."
mo. but will know that nobody who isn't
sick abed can"
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Mrs. James DERRICK. of Kansas City, No. is visiting
in this city the guest of her parents Samuel Cut
singer and wife. Mrs. George Jones, of Acton. is
visiting among relatives here Miss Belle fudney
visited relatives at Shebyville last Sunday Mrs
Thomas White of Franklin the guest of relatives
and friends here last Tuesday Alex. Vangordon,
of Columbus spent part of the week among friends
here. Miss Josie Adams returned home from Green
wood last Tuesday Miss Lula Coleman the
guest of SheIbyvle friends last week Mrs John
Schooler of Franklin visited among relatives in this
MA last 1t,osdav
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Miss Grace Foote has returned from visit at Terre
Haute-- st. Johns Guild gave social at Mrs V. O.
Twins "Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Add
Coddngton of Danville H. have been visiting J.
S. Brown and wife Mrs r. Z. Coyle of Chicago is
visiting in this city Rev. Alex. Blackburn of La
fayette wllecture at Music Hall Tuesday evening"
his subject being Gen. George II. Thomas. Mrs
j. j. Insev has been visiting Peoria, III. Mrs.
James Sdener and of Lafayette have been visit
ing the family of J. R. Coons The Methodist Church
carnival last week, melted S1S793- An old folks
and supper will be given at the First Presby
terrain Church next Thursday evening Miss Lottie
Freshman is visiting in Cincinnati Mrs. b. W.
Hanna has been visiting at Terre Haute-- Mrs. Fred
Manson and children visiting in Greencastle--
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abraham gave euchre party
Tuesday evening in honor of r. Q. Cohoon and wife.
A. @. Jennson, wife and child are in indianapolis, the
guests of John NJ. Butler and family Charles Mil
Ter and family visiting at Nashville Ill. John
Tom holland Miss Kate Eiston entertained the
Hammock Club Thursday evening Mrs. B. r.
Russell has been visiting at Ladoga. Rev r. j.
enter upon his duties to-day Mrs Thos r. Bacon
of New Haven. Conn. is visiting her father J. A
Foote Mrs. Dr. Beasley. of Lafayette. is visiting
Mrs. Shigley- Rev. = g. Smith and family. of
Rochester have been visiting in this city. -. Ed NJ
Brewer has moved to q farm Roachdale - Rev.
Z. B. Thomson and wife are in Colorado.
WABASH COLLEGE NOTES.
Prof. f. q. Wirlslow preached at Ladoga last Sun.
day Rev. 7. l.. Hughes. of Shelbyvlle will lecture
at the chapel this afternoon. The catalogues
in press An athletic association formed
Thursday afternoon.
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Special Offering Of Goods tomorrow. One lot
sc at Of Plaid Nansoo at &c, worth
12c very Plaid Nainsool at 15c, good
sold Call these bargains whether pur-
chase or will be here when
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
Min As Richelieu.

George A. Fair, Esq, manager OF the
George c. Min dramatic is in
the city making final arrangements for that
combination to appear in this city at the
Grand, on Monday evening. Mr.. Min will
appear first in Richelieu, OF which the
Helena Independent SAYS: His interpre-
tatiun and conception OF the character of
Richelieu shows it to have been his speciul
study, and bears marked individuality
throughout. With powerful reality was he
most sublime in the great curse scene
which passage fairly brought down the
house. and the numerous climaxes with
which the play abounds secured for him
fervent and repeated encores; his subtlety
OF purpose, his love for his country, his
statecraft, diplomacy and defense of his
ward, all SO truly portrayed as to carry
out the performance to success. His sup
port on the whole is unusually good. espe.
cially mons the male members, Mr.. Clay
Clement as Baradas. sharing the honors
with the star. This gentleman is excep-
~tionally fine and far above the average OF
those more pretentious and more favored
with fame. Possessing a distinct articula-
ton, easy OF manner and graceful of ges-
ture, and presenting a handsome stage ap.
pearance, he readily stamped himself an
actor OF no mean merit, and the many
plaudits bestowed upon him. pronounced
him at once a favorite with the audience.
MISS Adele Payn as Julie. and Mr.. Minott
as DE Pauprat, appeared to advantage as
did Others, whom want of space prevents
being p~articularized. Suffice, however, to
state that the entire company is conscien-
in its duties, fully determined in it's
efforts to please and will present and mount
it's plays in a manner entirely satisfactory
to even Helena's critical community.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
Electric Light Wires.

Mr.. Roos has changed the height of the
electric light wires about which complaint
was recently made to the Council. The
wires at Park and Main are now raised to
twenty-five feet from the roadway. As
Don as the telephone wires are raised on
new poles, the electric light wire underneath
them will be also raised. but as it has TO
maintain II distance of two feet from the
telephone wires it will be lower than the
wires that are strung On the electric
light poles. Mr.. Roos will put 10
eight new poles for street crossings. Mr..
Roos has made a great many improve
ments in the working of the electric light
since the weather has been reasonably
fair. He has placed cut-offs on various
poles by which he can shut off half a dozen
lights by merely pulling a string or turning
a key which saves both time and labor in
extinguishing. No understanding has yet
been reached upon the respective merits
OF the Heisler and Westinghouse incandes-
cent arc-light systems. but it will not be
long before some conclusion is come to.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
Real Estate Transfers.

BY deed dated October 21, 1885. anc
filed yesterday. A. J. Davis conveyed &c
Elizabeth 0. Bum lot 4, block So, Butte
for a consideration Of $50, and on Septem.
Der Is, 1886. he sold to the same party
lots 8 and 9, block SO and lots 2 and II,
block 50, Butte, for 1925.
Location notices were filed with the Re.
corder yesterday by Stephen Simpson and
j. P. Relns of the Eliza, the Kelly, the
Spring, the White Elephant lode mining
claims in Summit Mountain Mining dis
trict, near Old Silver Bow; by Isaac Oetin.
ger, William H. Pickering and John Fergu.
son, of the Mountain View lode claim. in
Unknown mining district. Silver Bow
county, on the west side of the wood f1ume
in Browns gulch and the Triumph lode
mining claim, in the same locality.
By deed recorded yesterday James Nc
Cam and wife sold to John A. Legeat an
undivided one-half interest in the Empire
State lode claim, Independence mining
district, for $3.50.
4. Argall and wife. by deed dated Febru-
airy %. 1887. and recorded yesterday, con-
veyed to v. Whiting one-half interest in
the Sunbeam lode claim for $3.50.
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c MISCELLANY.

Mrs. Dan Tewey, OF the Southern, is Wis
iting in Helena, and will return Saturday.
General Minty will leave to-day for Og.
den on business, to be gone a couple Of
days.
Mrs. George H. Savage came over from
Dillon yesterday morning and returned in
the evening.
The Star Dramatic Company are playing
70 good business in Anaconda. They will
shortly appear in this city.
The sale OF seats fo1 the Min engagement
| will begin at Calkins' book store on Satur-
day. the 25th inst. There is a prospect
OF a jam and seats should be secured early.
Isaac Morehouse recently bought Maude
Singleton in Ogden. She is a very promis-
ing t~wo-year-old colt and will be entered in
some race this fall SO as to test her merits
fairly.
Superintendent Dawson will leave on
Sunday for the East Oh a much needed va
cation OF twenty DAYS. When he returns
he will bring his family with him. He goes
by the sky line over the Northern Pacific.
The ParneIl Rifles at their last meeting
accepted an invitation from the Fourth OF
July Committee and have been assigned to
the third place-that of color company.
The Union and Emmett Guards precede
them.
In v~indication Of Stephen Roberts. who
is working at Owsley & Cars stable. aud
who was implicated in the fYacas at the
Comique a few nights ago, it should be sta
ted that his arrest was an entire mistake,
as he was not there on the night in ques-
ton.
The Owl will open tomorrow under the
.ele p~roprietorship Of A. f. Fritsch who
has bought the interest in the firm that
6. A. Kornberg disposed OF to Schmidt &
Gamer. This ends a series Of complica-
tions that it took a Philadelphia lawyer to
solve triumphantly.
The Masonic picnic to-day under the
auspices OF the Eastern Sta should be
attended by all who want little change of
air in pleasant society. 1t takes place at
Columbia Gardens and with the pleasant
weather We are now enjoying should not be
omitted by any who a afford the time.
Abe Heyman has received ten of the
boxes with which he Is going to Guido the
Postoffice in the way of affording the pub
lie conveniences which they are denied
a higgardly Government. They are
painted dark green and when lettered will
be erected at various corners on the new
telephone poles.
This evening Couture & Leford's calico
party will come off at Renshaw Hall.
Arrangements nave been perfected to make
the event one OF unusual pleasure to all
who attend. None but the most desirable
people have been invited and no questiona.
BILE character will be present. 1t is the
dance of the ladies' class and they
will see that it is a success.
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PUBLISHED eENEwEEKLY BIZ
The Miner Publishing Company.
MATT. ". ANDERSON Manager.
J. b. DICKINSON, Editor

The Independent presents to Its readers this
morning An issue containing not only the
ohicial proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, but a vast amount of live news
and excellent reading matter. 1t presents the
first intimation in the territory OF he grass
leases of the Crow reservation.-Helena indie
pendent.
While The MINER gracefully accepts the
ecoop OF it's esteemed capital city contem-
porary in the matter OF the official pro-
ceedings OF the Board Of County Commits
~eioners. it is impelled to challenge the
claim that the Independent presented ''the
first intimation in the territory Of the
grass leases OF the Grow reservation"
THE MINER published a special giving the
facts just one day before it appeared in it's
esteemed contemporary. The MINER pub
lished this on Wednesday. the Independ-
emit on Thursday. This statement is made
in support OF the ~verities Of territorial
journalistic history.
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A PARTY.

4 DkLlVd1Kl FAnI1s
Mrs. General Dana ga We a very enjoyable
progressive euchre party last Thursday
evening. Thirteen games we're played and
the handsome and appropriate prizes vert
awarded as follows: Mrs. George lockwood
and Mrs. W. W. Dixon captured the first
prizes and Mrs. W.. H. De Witt and Major
Dawson were declared winners Of the BOBBY
prizes. The refreshments were very elegant
and faultlessly served. Mrs. Dana is one
of Butte's most cultured ladies and few
have the gift OF hospitality 20 finely devel-
oped, and is esteemed by all who know her
as a great acquisition to Butte's society
circle. 1t was in the early morning hours
when the company took their departure,
Those present we're: General and Mrs.
Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. De Witt, Mr..
and Mrs. ". w. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Lavell, Mrs.
Gnorge lockwood, Mies Frances Kenyon,
Mr.. ". A. Clark, Mr.. Charley Clark, Major
Dawson and Mr.. N. j. Cornell.
SOCIAL AND
Horseback riding has become the favor
lite amusement OF the female population:
the streets are becoming filled with riders,
particularly III t1e COOiSI uOuIo VI sAS
evening.
4 party OF about twenty ladies and gen
tlemen climbed the Big Butte last evening
and upon their return they spent several
honrs very pleasantly at Mrs. E. siegels
where an elegant luncheon awaited them.
A great treat for lovers OF music will be
the New York Philharmonic club. under
the management of Cal ~Strakosch and
Legrand White who give entertainments
here July LIST, and End.
A ruby dinner was recently given in New
York City. The table decorations were OF
flowers. and the host was pre-
with a Hindoo scarf-pin set in rubies.
Mrs. P. A. Maloy and Misses Mamie and
Minnie MaIoy returned from Salt Lake
City yesterday. The young misses have
been attending school there.
The Eastern Star picnic which took place
yesterday in Columbia Gardens was large
" attended and proved very enjoyable.
Charley Clark. son of W. A. Clark. came
put from New York City ast week. He will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Fl. DeAcheul. Mrs. De Witt and Mrs.
F. Lloyd contemplate a visit to Helena
next week.
The School Board hold their next bust
ness meeting July 5.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25

When Brick Pomeroy feels impelled to
characterize an institution as a fraud
there is but one OF two conclusions to be
reached-either that institution is ripe fol-
reform or a fit subject for blackmail
Bricks latest break is against Gouvernor's
Hospital in New York, whose management
be charges with the responsibility OF the
death OF Capt. Hussey, OF Castle Garden,
in having permitted the victim OF a
drunken policeman's pistol to kill himself
ny initiating his abdominal cavity with
corn beef and cabbage.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25

The tests hat have been made OF the
chemical engines should serve to convinc.
the most skeptical Of their utility in a
mountain city like Butte. There is nc
question but that they can be made much
more available than steamers where the
street grades are as abrupt as they ar
here. Even in the large cities they are al
ways put to the front in the incipien,
stages OF f.es. They can be brought into
service SO much quicker than the steamer:
that they are more available anywhere.